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Trades about 26% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Kainos Group plc is a UK-based provider of digital technology services. The company is structured into two main segments: Digital Services and Workday Practice. The Digital Services arm is responsible for the complete development lifecycle of bespoke digital solutions, catering to clients in the public sector, commercial enterprises, and healthcare organizations. Meanwhile, the Workday Practice division delivers a range of services encompassing consulting, project management, integration, and ongoing support for the Workday software suite. This suite features cloud-based applications designed for human capital management, financial planning, and broader financial oversight, enabling businesses to efficiently manage their workforce and financial reporting. A notable offering from this division is its proprietary software, Smart test and audit. Additionally, Kainos Group plc has interests in the property sector. Established in 1986, its headquarters are located in Belfast, United Kingdom.
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